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Found these in my construction site. Could these actually be petrified dinosaur heads?  Appreciate any insight. 

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Sorry, just suggestively shaped rocks.  No bone texture, no symmetry or other characteristics of a skull.

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No.

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Of all the possible fossils turned rocks so far this week you win first place for most reasonable fossil assumption.  
 

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It’s crazy that there’s tooth looking marks right where the jaw would be, totally get why you thought it could be what you thought. Save them they are really cool.

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8 hours ago, brandon tibbetts said:

It’s crazy that there’s tooth looking marks right where the jaw would be, totally get why you thought it could be what you thought. Save them they are really cool.

 

I agree these rocks are interesting and certainly suggestive, but these weathering patterns are pretty typical for such a geologic object. If you search for petrified dinosaur, snake, reptile or lizard heads here on the forum or on the web there will be many, many similar examples. 

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No bone texture, no bilateral symmetry, and no real skull morphology.

These are suggestively shaped rocks.

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On 1/30/2024 at 8:51 PM, Fin Lover said:

Sorry, just suggestively shaped rocks.  No bone texture, no symmetry or other characteristics of a skull.

 

12 hours ago, Fossildude19 said:

No bone texture, no bilateral symmetry, and no real skull morphology.

These are suggestively shaped rocks.


 

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On 1/30/2024 at 8:47 PM, WendyTX said:

Found these in my construction site. Could these actually be petrified dinosaur heads?  Appreciate any insight.

 

Need to be cleaned these are most definitely atleast endocast of biological creatures.

Mild vinegar soak and scrub with a stiff bristle nylon brush,repost pictures

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I would brace for disappointment. It may be time to put down the rocks, and pick up the literature. ;) Please do not hijack other people's threads.

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44 minutes ago, southern creek walker said:

these are most definitely atleast endocast of biological creatures

These are most definetly NOT endocasts or anything else biological. These are just interesting shaped rocks

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